Asymptotic Properties of Instrumental Variables Statistics for Testing Non-Nested Hypotheses
The Review of Economic StudiesPublished 1 April 1983
Neil R. Ericsson
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Abstract
This paper develops Instrumental Variables statistics for testing non-nested hypotheses when the hypotheses considered are single equations from a system of linear dynamic simultaneous equations. Asymptotic distributions of those statistics and of comparable Maximum Likelihood statistics are derived under the null hypothesis, a local non-nested alternative hypothesis, and a local "comprehensive" alternative hypothesis. The asymptotic powers of the non-nested hypothesis tests are compared with those of tests of nested hypotheses, and a numerical application is given.
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